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Bought these and going a different direction.

 

Looking to get what I paid. These are the molded black mud guards. $80 Shipped. Didn't even install them on my truck. They are very clean like new condition.

 

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Bought these and going a different direction.

 

Looking to get what I paid. These are the molded black mud guards. $80 Shipped. Didn't even install them on my truck. They are very clean like new condition.

 

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I should buy these, I actually snapped one of my front ones this winter, lol. A chunk of ice hanging off of it hit the sidewalk leaving the driveway, was thankfull it didn't crush the fender or rocker. But due to that I may go a different route now. What ones are you looking to get now instead?
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I went with painted ones instead for color match. I don't have my truck since it's still with PDR shop getting hail damage repair...

 

 

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I went with painted ones instead for color match. I don't have my truck since it's still with PDR shop getting hail damage repair...

 

 

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Ouch, lol. Are the painted ones the same exact flaps, Just painted? Or are they a different brand/model?
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They looked to be the same... not sure if the process is different where the black non-painted are simply painted or prepped for paint.

 

I don't do much off pavement. The Black Pearl should have been named Pavement Princess. :) LOL

 

 

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They looked to be the same... not sure if the process is different where the black non-painted are simply painted or prepped for paint.

 

I don't do much off pavement. The Black Pearl should have been named Pavement Princess. :) LOL

 

 

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Lol, yeah mine doesn't do any hardcore off-road either, maybe driving through the occasional cut corn/soy bean field or logging road to get to tree stands, that's about it.
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$70 - Shipped :). Just want them gone.

 

 

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They are excellent like new condition.

 

 

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Just the Flaps. I was able to get hardware from the dealer. They just gave it to me and said "Have a nice day".

 

 

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No hardware. Just the guards. I am using the hardware on other guards.

 

 

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